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Find a veterinarian specialist in Parasitology and parasitic diseases. Search by city, specialty, or type of animal (dogs, cats, farm animals, horses, exotic animals). Access clinics near you for general care, emergencies, or home visits. 981 veterinarians listed; most represented specialities: Veterinary Surgery, Animal Reproduction & Fertility, Small animal medicine and surgery (dogs and cats).

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9 Years of experience Home intervention Mornaguia Mhamedia Sidi Hassine Djedaida Borj El Amri
TunisieVet .thedoctors, located on Avenue Habib Bourguiba in Manouba, has been serving small animals (dogs, cats) and livestock (cattle...
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At a glance: Parasitology and parasitic diseases

Listed veterinarians
981 ·295 clinics
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Most represented specialities
Veterinary Surgery (174) · Animal Reproduction & Fertility (166) · Small animal medicine and surgery (dogs and cats) (159) · General Veterinary Medicine (139) · Sterilization Reproduction (126)
Species treated
Dog · Cat · Sheep · Goat · Rabbit · Cow · Horse · Chicken

Parasitology and parasitic diseases: specialized veterinarians in Tunisia

Veterinary parasitology focuses on preventing, diagnosing and treating diseases caused by internal parasites such as intestinal or lung worms, as well as external parasites like fleas, ticks, lice and mange mites. These parasites can affect dogs, cats, farm animals and other pets, leading to digestive problems, itching, weight loss, anemia, or in some cases zoonotic diseases transmissible to humans. Consulting a specialized veterinarian is especially advised in cases of persistent vomiting or diarrhea, intense scratching, visible parasites in stool or fur, before pregnancy, or when setting up a deworming and antiparasitic prevention plan suited to Tunisia's climate. Regular monitoring helps avoid more serious complications later on. Through TunisieVet, you can easily find a qualified veterinarian specialized in parasitology near you, anywhere in Tunisia, ensuring your animal receives prompt and appropriate care whenever needed.

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